Nestlé All Purpose Cream (February 2026)

 

Nestlé All Purpose Cream is a versatile dairy product widely used in both sweet and savory dishes, especially in the Philippines, where it is a staple in home cooking and celebrations. Made from fresh cow’s milk, it has a rich, smooth consistency that can be used for fruit salads, pasta sauces, soups, desserts, and even whipped toppings when chilled. The product traces its roots to Nestlé’s long history in dairy innovation, which began in 1866 when founder Henri Nestlé developed infant cereal in Switzerland to help combat child malnutrition. As the company expanded globally, it introduced various milk-based products tailored to local tastes, eventually launching All Purpose Cream in markets like the Philippines to meet the demand for a convenient, ready-to-use cream for everyday recipes. Over the years, Nestlé All Purpose Cream has become closely associated with festive Filipino dishes such as crema de fruta and carbonara, reinforcing its reputation as a reliable kitchen essentials.

Mister Donut Sindalan, San Fernando, Pampanga (February 2026)

 

Mister Donut Sindalan San Fernando Pampanga is a local outlet of the well-known international doughnut chain located in Sindalan, San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines. This shop serves a variety of classic and locally-adapted sweet doughnuts, coffee, and other quick snacks that are popular for everyday treats and pasalubong (gifts to bring home to family and friends). Mister Donut itself began as a small doughnut business in Boston, Massachusetts, in the mid-1950s, founded by American entrepreneur Harry Winokur, who saw that fresh doughnuts paired with coffee were a hit with customers and expanded the concept into a franchised chain. Over the years the brand grew internationally and was introduced to the Philippines in 1982, where it has become one of the country’s most accessible donut brands through hundreds of outlets and partnerships with convenience stores, malls, and kiosks, managed locally by Philippine franchisees adapting the offerings to Filipino tastes.

Bearbrick Basic Letter E Figure Blind Box Medicom Toy (2019)

The Bearbrick Series 48 - Basic Letter E 100% Medicom Toy (and similar Basic Letter E figures) is part of Medicom Toy’s long-running Bearbrick blind-box collectible line — a series of small, stylized bear figures first launched in 2001 and now prized by toy and art collectors worldwide. Each Basic figure is a solid-color 100 %-scale (about 7 cm tall) Bearbrick with a single bold letter on its chest; over the years, these letters have been released in blind boxes across multiple series, and when lined up together they spell out “BEARBRICK.” The 2019 Basic Letter E would have been one of those blind-box releases, randomly packed so buyers don’t know which letter they’ll get until opening, making it both a fun and often sought-after piece for display or display case collections. Bearbricks are known for their simple yet iconic silhouette and frequent collaborations with artists and brands, and although Basic figures are usually among the most common in a series, they remain a core part of the collecting experience.

Smucker’s Goober Peanut Butter and Strawberry Jelly Stripes (2009)

Smucker’s Goober Peanut Butter and Strawberry Jelly Stripes is a classic U.S. grocery product by The J.M. Smucker Co. that combines creamy peanut butter and strawberry jelly into visually appealing vertical stripes inside one 18-ounce jar, so you get both spreads together without needing separate jars. Designed to simplify making peanut butter & jelly sandwiches, it’s a kid-friendly, shelf-stable spread also used in cookies, dessert bars, or milkshakes, and many consumers enjoy its convenience and nostalgic appeal. A typical 56 g (about 3 Tbsp) serving has around 220 calories, with fats, sugars, and protein similar to standard peanut butter and jelly combinations, and contains peanuts and sweetened fruit ingredients. The Goober brand itself dates back to the late 1960s as an innovative way to merge two favorite sandwich components into one jar.

Starbucks Plastic Shot Cup (2020)

In 2020, Starbucks’s “plastic shot cup” most likely refers to the reusable-style plastic cups the company offered as part of its sustainability push, including seasonal or holiday designs such as the 16 oz reusable plastic hot cups released around that time, which sometimes featured color-changing effects and were sold as merchandise rather than being disposable single-use cups — these were designed to look like Starbucks drinkware but be washed and reused to cut down on waste. They’re made of food-safe polypropylene plastic and resemble smaller versions of the brand’s standard cold or hot drink tumblers, and customers could bring them back to Starbucks for use with their orders to reduce single-use cups.

Dr. Pepper Korea (February 2026)

As of February 2026, Dr Pepper continues to be sold in South Korea where it’s distributed locally under license by The Coca-Cola Company (unlike in the U.S., where it’s made by Keurig Dr Pepper). While not one of Korea’s top soft drinks, it maintains a niche but steady presence in convenience stores, supermarkets, and online channels — sometimes with variants like Dr Pepper Zero Strawberry Cream Scent aimed at local tastes. The drink’s unique, spiced flavor attracts a dedicated group of fans in Korea, though it’s often described as an acquired taste and remains less mainstream than other cola brands in the market.

Tomato-Chan Ugo Ugo Rugu Okiraku Member’s Figure Bandai (1993)

The Tomato-Chan Ugo Ugo Rugu Okiraku Member’s Figure released by Bandai in 1993 is a collectible character figure based on Tomato-Chan from the quirky Japanese children’s television program Ugo Ugo Ruga. The show, which aired in the early 1990s, became popular for its surreal humor, colorful computer-generated segments, and imaginative characters that appealed to young viewers. Tomato-Chan, known for her bright red tomato-inspired design and cheerful personality, was part of the “Okiraku” (carefree) member lineup, reflecting the show’s playful and lighthearted theme. Produced during the height of the program’s popularity, the 1993 figure captures the simple yet expressive art style of the series and remains a nostalgic collectible among fans of early 1990s Japanese pop culture and Bandai character merchandise.

Lisa Simpson - Burger King (2000)

In 2000, Lisa Simpson was featured in a series of collectible kids’ meal toys released by Burger King as part of a promotional tie-in with The Simpsons. The figure typically showcased Lisa’s signature look—her spiky star-shaped hair, red strapless dress, white pearl necklace, and red shoes—capturing her intelligent, socially conscious personality that made her a fan favorite. These toys were distributed internationally during the height of the show’s global popularity, appealing to both children and collectors of fast-food memorabilia. The 2000 promotion reflected Burger King’s strategy of partnering with major animated franchises to boost Kids Club meal sales while giving fans a tangible keepsake from one of television’s most iconic cartoon families.

Wilden Lightfoot Onwards Disney Pixar McDonald’s (2020)

In 2020, McDonald’s partnered with Disney and Pixar to release a Happy Meal toy collection tied to the animated film Onward, and one of the figures in that set was Wilden Lightfoot, the late father of the Lightfoot brothers from the movie; this collectible was part of a nine-piece series featuring characters and magical elements from the story. Wilden Lightfoot is a supporting character in Onward—voiced by Kyle Bornheimer—who appears (at first mostly as a pair of legs) when his sons use a magical spell and Phoenix Gem to bring him back for one day, forming part of the heartwarming fantasy adventure that explores themes of family and loss.

Kidart Chalk - SQI Group Int’l Corp. (2026)

The Kidart Chalk line offered by SQI Group Int’l Corp. (2026) is a range of quality-written chalk products distributed by the Philippines division of SQI, a long-standing Southeast Asian manufacturer and supplier of stationery, art, and craft materials. Available in traditional non-dusty and dustless variants—such as white, colored, and bulk 100-piece sets—Kidart Chalk is designed for everyday educational and creative uses in classrooms, art studios, cafés, and home learning spaces, offering vibrant pigmentation, clear visibility, and non-toxic formulations safe for children and general users alike. The product complements SQI’s broader catalogue of school and office supplies and reflects the company’s commitment to accessible, affordable tools that support teaching, art, and visual communication across multiple environments in the Philippines.

Park Seo-Jun x Century Tuna (2026)

In 2025–2026, South Korean actor Park Seo-Jun teamed up with Filipino brand Century Tuna as a global ambassador in a major campaign that blended fitness, community, and fan engagement to promote protein-rich eating and a healthy lifestyle. The partnership was highlighted by the “Fit For Any Role: Park Seo Jun The Ultimate Fan Fest” held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Manila on July 12, 2025, where Park didn’t just greet fans but participated in interactive games, fitness challenges, and shared personal stories about health and his connection to the brand’s tuna products, underscoring Century Tuna’s message of being “protein-fit."

Pepsi x F4 Ask for More (2002)

The Pepsi x F4 “Ask for More” (2002) campaign was a major pop culture collaboration between Pepsi and Taiwanese boy band F4, who rose to pan-Asian fame through the hit drama Meteor Garden. Launched at the height of F4’s popularity, the campaign featured members Jerry Yan, Vic Chou, Vanness Wu, and Ken Chu in commercials, posters, and limited-edition Pepsi bottles and cans branded with the slogan “Ask for More,” which encouraged young consumers to pursue their dreams with confidence and ambition. The partnership was especially successful across Asia, including the Philippines, where both Pepsi and F4 enjoyed massive followings, and it became one of the early 2000s’ most memorable celebrity-brand endorsements, blending music, television stardom, and youth-oriented marketing into a single high-impact promotion.

Dunkin Donut Chocolate Flavored Frosting topped with chopped nuts - SM Downtown San Fernando (February 2026)

The Chocolate Flavored Frosting Donut topped with chopped nuts at Dunkin' Donuts - SM Downtown San Fernando (February 2026) is a classic ring donut made from Dunkin’s soft, yeast-raised dough, coated with a smooth layer of rich chocolate-flavored frosting and generously sprinkled with finely chopped nuts for added crunch and nutty flavor. The contrast between the fluffy interior, glossy chocolate topping, and crisp nut pieces creates a balanced texture and sweetness that appeals to both kids and adults. Commonly paired with Dunkin’s hot brewed coffee or iced beverages, this donut remains a popular choice for quick snacks, merienda, or take-home treats among shoppers and commuters visiting SM Downtown San Fernando.

Tealive Haselnut Milk Tea Royale Pearl (SM Manila 2026)

The Tealive Haselnut Milk Tea Royale Pearl is a limited-edition hazelnut-flavored milk tea from Tealive’s special Hazelnut Series, introduced in 2025 and still popular into 2026 at outlets like SM Manila. This drink blends a smooth, velvety milk tea base with rich, nutty hazelnut flavor and chewy tapioca pearls, giving it a sweet, comforting profile with extra texture from the pearls. It’s part of a seasonal lineup that celebrates hazelnut in different formats and has been featured in promos alongside merch like a Hazel plushie pouch and combo deals at participating stores nationwide in the Philippines.

Tealive French Fries (February 2026)

Tealive, a popular lifestyle tea brand founded in Malaysia in 2017, is best known for its wide variety of milk teas and creative beverages, but it also offers snack items such as French fries to complement its drinks. Tealive’s French fries are typically served hot and crispy, lightly salted, and packaged for convenient takeaway or dine-in enjoyment, making them a simple yet satisfying side item for customers craving something savory alongside sweet milk tea or fruit-based drinks. As the brand expanded across Southeast Asia, including branches in the Philippines, its menu evolved to include more snack options, helping position Tealive not just as a beverage stop but as a casual hangout spot where customers can enjoy both drinks and light bites.

Alaska Classic Evaporated Filled Milk (February 2026)

Alaska Classic Evaporated Filled Milk is a popular canned dairy product in the Philippines produced by Alaska Milk Corporation, a major Filipino dairy company founded in 1972 originally as Holland Milk Products, Inc. by Wilfred Uytengsu Sr. and partners; the company grew to lead the local market in evaporated and condensed milk products over the decades. Alaska Classic Evaporated Filled Milk is made by concentrating milk to remove water while retaining creaminess and fortified with vitamins A and E; it meets the Philippine FDA’s standards for evaporated filled milk and is widely used in everyday cooking and baking to add richness to sauces, beverages, desserts, and savory dishes.

Toyo Sardines (February 2026)

Toyo Sardines is a popular canned sardine brand originating from the Philippines, known for its rich, savory flavor and long-standing presence in Filipino households. The brand was established in the mid-20th century by the Toyo family, who sought to create an affordable, high-quality source of protein accessible to everyday families. Drawing from the abundant sardine catches in the coastal waters of the Philippines, Toyo Sardines quickly became a staple in local cuisine, often enjoyed in traditional recipes like sardines with tomato sauce, fried rice, or as a simple snack. Over the decades, the brand has maintained its reputation for consistency and reliability, earning trust across generations while also exporting to Filipino communities abroad, reflecting both its culinary heritage and cultural significance.

Tulip Pork Luncheon Meat Denmark (February 2026)

 

Tulip Pork Luncheon Meat 250g and related Danish pork luncheon meat products: Tulip Pork Luncheon Meat is a classic canned pork product made and imported from Denmark, known for its balanced, savory flavour and versatility in cooking and meals. Produced under the long-established Tulip brand (part of Danish Crown), it’s crafted mainly from quality Danish pork with added seasonings, and typically contains no added MSG, making it a popular pantry staple for sandwiches, fried rice, noodle dishes, pizzas, or quick pan-fried snacks. The product’s shelf-stable packaging means it can be stored for extended periods without refrigeration, and its straightforward savory profile has made it a widely used alternative to other canned luncheon meats in many countries. 

Amazing Grace is a Polly Pocket toy

Polly Pocket is a miniature doll franchise that began in 1983 when British designer Chris Wiggs created a tiny dollhouse as a Christmas gift for his daughter, Kate, inspired by the compact size of a powder case. The concept was licensed to the UK company Bluebird Toys, which officially launched Polly Pocket in 1989, featuring small plastic dolls housed inside pocket-sized cases shaped like everyday objects such as hearts, seashells, and compacts. The toy line quickly became popular for its portability and imaginative play features. In 1998, Mattel acquired Bluebird Toys and redesigned Polly Pocket into slightly larger, more flexible dolls, expanding the brand with new themes, playsets, and animated adaptations. Over the decades, Polly Pocket has remained a nostalgic favorite, with periodic revivals that blend its classic tiny-world charm with modern storytelling and design.

Amazing Grace is a Matroyshka Doll

Matryoshka doll, also known as Russian nesting dolls, are a set of wooden dolls of decreasing size placed one inside another, symbolizing family, unity, and continuity. They first appeared in 1890 in Moscow, Russia, inspired by a Japanese nested doll brought to the country. The first Russian set was crafted by woodworker Vasily Zvyozdochkin and painted by artist Sergey Malyutin at the Abramtsevo workshop, a center for Russian folk art revival. The original design depicted a peasant mother holding a rooster, with several children inside her, reflecting traditional Russian rural life. The name “Matryoshka” comes from “Matryona,” a popular Russian female name associated with motherhood and fertility. Since then, Matryoshka dolls have become iconic cultural symbols of Russia, featuring themes ranging from folklore and fairy tales to political leaders and modern pop culture figure.

Amazing Grace Comic Strip (February 27, 2028)

 

The Amazing Grace comic strip published in the Manila Bulletin on February 27, 2026 humorously captured childhood innocence through Grace’s adorable misunderstanding about love. In the strip, Grace becomes convinced she has finally found “true love” after her longtime crush picks her first to be on his team during a lively game of tag. To Grace, this simple playground choice feels like a grand romantic gesture, and her dramatic inner thoughts contrast comically with the ordinary setting of children running around the schoolyard. The episode highlights the sweetness and exaggeration of young emotions, showing how small moments—like being chosen first—can feel monumental in a child’s world, all delivered with the lighthearted charm that makes Amazing Grace a relatable favorite among readers.

Cloud 9 Chocolate Bars - Classic, Overloaded and Chocolate Fudge (February 2026)

The Cloud 9 Canister with Chocolate Bars (February 2026 edition) is a special packaging release by Jack 'n Jill under its popular Cloud 9 line, known for its chewy nougat center, rich caramel layer, and milk chocolate coating. This collectible canister format typically contains multiple individually wrapped Cloud 9 bars, making it ideal for sharing, gifting, or seasonal promotions. Released in February 2027—often associated with Valentine’s-themed treats—the canister likely featured vibrant, love-inspired graphics and convenient resealable packaging to keep the chocolates fresh. Cloud 9 remains a well-loved Filipino chocolate brand, valued for its affordable price point and indulgent taste, and special canister editions like this add both novelty and practicality for fans and collectors alike.

Dulcita Butter Cookies - Daniel Style O Save (February 2026)

 

Dulcita Butter Cookies are butter cookies produced under the DULCITA brand and manufactured by Osave Trading Philippines Corporation; they are officially registered as a medium-risk food product with the Philippine Food and Drug Administration (FDA), indicating they meet local food safety and quality standards for packaged snack products. The registration details show issuance in February 2025 with an expiry set in February 2030, which confirms their current compliance and shelf-life status. These cookies are typically rich in buttery flavor and crisp texture, aligning with classic butter cookie characteristics, and are marketed as a straightforward, sweet treat suitable for everyday snacking or pairing with drinks like coffee or tea. 

Snorlax - Pokemon Evolution Surprise Jollibee Kids Meal (February 2026)

 

Snorlax is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in the original games, Pokémon Red and Blue, developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo. Known as the “Sleeping Pokémon,” Snorlax is famous for its enormous size, huge appetite, and tendency to sleep for long periods—often blocking roads in the games until awakened by a Poké Flute. Despite its lazy appearance, Snorlax is extremely strong and durable, with high HP stats that make it a powerful defensive battler. Its design was inspired by game designer Koji Nishino, whose nickname reportedly influenced the character’s personality and name. Over the years, Snorlax has become one of the franchise’s most iconic and beloved Pokémon, appearing in the animated series, trading card game, movies, and various merchandise worldwide.

Lions We are One - Saitama Seibu - Tezuka Productions - San-Ei Co. Ltd.

The Saitama Seibu Lions are an NPB (Japanese baseball) team whose mascots (Leo and Lina) were designed by Tezuka Productions (based on Jungle Emperor/Kimba the White Lion). San-Ei Boeki (often written as “San-Ei”) is a Japanese toy/plush maker that has produced official Seibu Lions mascot plush toys, some of which reference the same Tezuka-linked mascots.